Gemischter Chor mit Orgel

Richard was commissioned to write this piece for a community choir. The choir wanted a cheerful, secular piece that might help them focus on dynamics. The words were written by Richard's friend and th...

SJÆLENS ANKER for SATB choir and organ, sets a translated poem by Emily Dickinson.

English organist and composer Hugh Benham gives us a fresh and elegant description of this much-loved Christina Rossetti poem. The choral writing is wonderful, chorale-like, with the organ providing g...

English organist and composer Hugh Benham gives us a fresh and elegant description of this much-loved Christina Rossetti poem. The choral writing is wonderful, chorale-like, with the organ providing g...

This beautiful Christmas text announcing the birth of the baby Jesus is delicately set. A three stave organ part is provided but a skillful pianist can realize the part as well. Verse one is sung by t...

This beautiful Christmas text announcing the birth of the baby Jesus is delicately set. A three stave organ part is provided but a skillful pianist can realize the part as well. Verse one is sung by t...

Pure beauty permeates each measure of this seasonal selection. Supported by a joyful organ accompaniment, the anthem has an old soul, bringing a rich Christmas spirit to the soundscape of your sanctua...

The Naxos book of carols is mixture of the very old and the very new. Comissioned by the leading international classical music label Naxos, these twenty four arrangements of traditional and original c...

Alexander L'Estrange's beautiful mixed voice composition, Lute-book Lullaby, is the latest addition to the highly acclaimed Faber New Choral Works series. First performed by the choir Tenebrae, direct...

Die Motette 'Twas in the year' von George Benjamin wurde 1980 vom Chor des King's College Cambridge uraufgeführt. Die 7-minütige Vertonung einer prophetischen Vision aus dem Buch Jesaja für SATB-Chor...

This is a popular Christmas carol whose text is based on a traditional French carol and translated into English by bishop James Chadwick. Swann's arrangement is stately in character but suitable for g...

Easy, two-part piece for children or adults Full of joy and hope, this is a jubilant Christmas octavo with lots of energy! Hymn tune: Puer Nobis from Piae Cantiones, 1582.

Perfect for your Christmas program!Words adapted from Christopher Wordsworth, simple and sweet.

A gorgeous arrangement of the classic carol, ideal for a Christmas concert

A moderately difficult piece. This christmas hymn is based on Richard Wilbur's 'A Christmas Hymn' from advice to a prophet and other poems.

A moderately easy arrangement of the favorite Christmas carol, organ part included in vocal score.

This is a bright and sweet new Christmas octavo from Malcolm Archer with words by Timothy Dudley-Smith (copyright by Hope Publishing Co. 1987).

For your Christmas concertFrom our Moravian Music Foundation series

This is the first of Wilberg's three American carols. These are good concert pieces either individually or as a set and can be used for Christmas or for general use. This one starts things off with a...

This is the second of Wilberg's three American carols. These are good concert pieces either individually or as a set and can be used for Christmas or for general use. The first gets things off to a ro...

This is the third of Wilberg's three American carols. These are good concert pieces either individually or as a set and can be used for Christmas or for general use. The first piece gets things off to...

This beautiful yet simple Christmas piece arranged by Robert Lau uses the English folk tune, O Waly, Waly

A new Christmas piece that is sure to become a favorite with its gentle and lilting melodiesInstrumentation: Organ, optional flute (or violin) and viola

The Christmas story in a six-minute, seamless medley of well chosen, familiar carols.

The text for this lovely anthem is by the prolific lyricist Mary Kay Beall. Here, Lee Roesti sets the gentle text for mixed voices accompanied by piano or organ. Consider using the piece on Christmas...